Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1887-04-25
c.. A. r. DECORATIONS
SPRINGFIELD SEED C0MPANY'S

The Champion City Guard meet, tonight
to hold court.
MessrS. J. Grant Neii and h. II. Ran
nells, OF New Carlisle are in the city.
Don't forget the Doctor of Alcantara.
by local talent, at the Grand tomorrow
night.
Seats are selling rapidly for the Doctor
Of Alcantara" at the Grand tomorrow night.
The proceeds will 90 to the Associated
| Charities.
The county commissioners are in session
today, but have done nothing so far bnt
pass the customary number of bills. The
purchase Of wind-engine for the Childrens
F, home is under discussion.
Mr.. John Heatnn, brick contractor, of
Xenia. is helping in the work of laying the
one million brick in the addition to the
| Warder. Bushnell Il Glessner concern at
! Lsgonda.
Private Detective George Caldwell has
received an invitation to attend the conven-
tion of detectives and officers at Moline.
| ILL.,, May l6. The object is to form All as
sociation to protect square" men in the
business from ''snide- detectives and black
mailers.
Hr. Dan. Arthur is home from New
York, having finished his course in meii-
cine. He will remain here about month
and then return to New York. where he
will probably take position as one of the
physicians in the New York asylum for the
insane.
There is a project under consideration by
the councils Of the First and Second Luther
an churches to establish a third Lutheran
church in this city. They hold a Joint
meeting in the First church to take the nee
essary and usual preliminary steps on next
Friday evening
Mr.. John Baldwin. formerly of this city,
now located i'm Saguache county, Col, is
home on short visit TO his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Baldwin, of east High
street. Mr.. Baldwin is now one of the
commissioners of Saguache county. He is
an old REPUBLIC boy.
Ensign Clarence Williams. of the United
States navy, finished his siX-months' sick
leave today, and in response TO orders. left
for duty on board the steamship, "Ossipee."
at Norfolk, Virginia. Ensign Williams
has had a long, unpleasant siege with All
injured knee.
The question before the Sumner club to-
night is Resolved. That a third party is
necessary for the destruction of the liquor
traffic in this country" A lively time is
expected. as several young politicians of all
parties are expected to take part. The
meeting will be held at Esquire Brecken-
ridges Office, corner of Limestone and Main
streets.
In police court Saturday afternoon Judge
Ben Cream. disorderly, $40 and costs; Tom
Jegore. Dick McBreen and c. II. McNaiu
got a. each. Dan Devine was bound over
to common pleas for stealing coal. His
he was remanded to the county jail.
Detective John T. Norris returned home
Saturday evening from PittsbIg. the scene
Of his work among the Pan Handle thieves.
lie made another large haul Saturday. at
uhrichsville and Dennison, recovering
large amount Of stolen goods, among which
were four silk, two eassimere, and two cloth
dresses. buttons, ribbons, etc. Detective
Norris says he has recovered enough goods
to start large-sized store, and they include
many Winchester firearms. Norris went
back this morning.